The Walt Disney Company Employer Reviews

Director and VP have consistently informed me to inexperience working with minorities. The hardest part of the job is the fact that the organization is not inclusive and sometimes hostile towards differences. This is unfortunate because the hardest part of the job is not the job at all...

During my time at Disney, I usually worked around 38 hour weeks; the shifts were bareable and the pay was reasonable. I learnt invaluable customer service skills whilst working at disney due to the level of customer service espected is so high. I got on very well with my co-workers and managers, it was a lovely environment to work in. The hardest part – more...  of the job was working in the heat, but the most enjoyable part was dealing with the guests and see the enjoyment they were having around me. – less

The Disney Store was an absolute wonderful place to work. If you are a kid at heart, like I am, no job can suit you better. Everything is about creating magical experiences for the guest. Bring stories to life, by helping each guest in their own unique way. Being part of the management team, I was constantly busy at the Disney Store. We received a lot – more...  of product, which myself and a few others, would sort through and put onstage and backstage. There truly was never a dull moment working there! – less

This is such a great place to work. I am only hoping that a perm. full time position would open up. My temp time is almost up.

Great corporate culture and myriad opportunities for advancement throughout the company

The support for employees at Disney is 2nd to none. The whole culture is positive and encourages creativity and innovation. It feels more like a family than a giant corporation.

It a fun workplace if your looking for a summer job. Great interactions with people from all walks of life & co- workers turn in to family members. The best thing about working their is the co-workers make everyone feel like family, they make the job fun. The worst part is the management. Most of the management have power issues & most of them don't – more...  even hold a college degree. Advancement in the company can be easy if you kiss up & the management team likes you. If they detest you, your out of luck. The benefits are really great for full time employees & most employee are part of a union so they had job security. – less

Its Was fun and I got to meet a lot of people.I learned a lot. The only real bad thing was the long and late hours and management was a little bit crazy.

The environment and management were too up tight. I felt it hindered my progress and abilities. I think the company expects too much from their employees. My co-workers were great.

Provided a high level of guest service and leadership in an ever-changing environment. Learned to exceed guest expectations, effective interpersonal communication, how to work with and lead a team, and the art of story telling.
• Awarded the “You’re a Disney Star” award from the Senior VP of Disney; the highest award for a cast member (as recognition – more...  from fellow cast members, management, and guests).
• Recipient of the Customer Service Award from the VP of Epcot for exceptional service. – less

i enjoyed working for Disney, met alot of new and interesting people, very organized, co-workers were great, management was great when i worked for Magic Kingdom.

The happiest place on earth! Such a great experience. If I was not interested in school I would consider making a career there.

It is a magical place to work so long as you are a patient person whom knows how to stay in character on stage as well as knowing how to manage ones time well.

its a very busy work environment, fast paced. stock runners are not given enough time to complete the ammount of stores that they are given.

best part of the job all, the fun clothes , the memories from childhood,the new memories for your kids.

This where I got my culinary start there are so many places to work with in this company that it can really help you become an excelent well rounded professional! I learned so much and wouldn't change it for the world!

A great, reputable company to work for. Management's number one concern is the employees. Plenty of chances for teamwork as well as individual projects. It has been one of the best work experiences I've had.

My time spent working for Disney was the best work experience I have ever had. I worked with wonderful people and got to meet people from all over the globe every single day. I admired the goals of the company which is to provide high quality guest service and customer satisfaction while always keeping a friendly and family oriented environment. Disney – more...  is very good at what it offers to its guests. – less

during mt educational class at disneyworld i would have to say ive learned the most from them // learning every part in the kitchen and fast

I enjoyed working for the Walt Disney Company very much. The company is very family-oriented and provided me with ample opportunities to grow my strenghts and contributions.